Can from the LCBO. Amber pour, with a medium off white head. Aroma is bready, with a distinct pasty, and cinnamon sugar note. They seem to have actually captured the aroma of a classic beaver tail. Mouth feel is good, carb is solid. Very low bitterness, almost none, semi sweet, not cloying thankfully. Nice cereals, and that sugary cinnamon note. Not bad at all. Don't know if i'd ever drink more than 1 though.

Can from the LCBO. Clear dark copper with a small off-white head that fades gradually to a sheet. Nose is cinnamon sugar doughnut with some light citrus. Flavour follows with a medium- sugary sweetness and light spice through the finish. Mouth is medium with average carbonation. Not as sickly sweet as I anticipated. 7/3/7/3+/14

Right from the get-go, I smell a little infection in there, and hope it is just the hops playing with the malts. Taste looks better with a tad fruity, sweetness from the malts and hints of cinnamon in the finish, with decent dryness. Thankfully not syrupy and easier to drink than I thought. Amber, lightly hazed, with a small light-beige head leaving a little coat on the brew. Patches of lacing. The smell gets back to normal after breathing. Not a bad amber, dessert-like, dry beer.